Zollverein Park: A Unique Industrial Monument

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Planergruppe Oberhausen [architects.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, September 03, 2019.Description: 604 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: “There are landscapes in the countryside or in the midst of cities which have been left behind and forgotten – a no-man’s-land where the life of animals and plants remains hidden and people are rare. The landscape of the former Zollverein colliery is situated away from the city, difficult to reach, and secured with walls and fences.

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Accessibility (91) ,
Transformation (161) ,
Tourism (51) ,
Project (1170) ,
Preservation (17) ,
Post-industrial Landscape (27) ,
Park (57) ,
Multifunctional space (105) ,
Monument (11) ,
Industrial context (94)

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Middle Density, Planergruppe Oberhausen, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Accessibility, Architecture&nature, Built landscape, Design strategies, Essen, Flexibility, Germany, Industrial context, Monument, Multifunctional space, Park, Post-industrial Landscape, Preservation, Project, Tourism, Transformation, Urban Legacy

Photography: Claudia Dreysse and Thomas Mayer

“There are landscapes in the countryside or in the midst of cities which have been left behind and forgotten – a no-man’s-land where the life of animals and plants remains hidden and people are rare. The landscape of the former Zollverein colliery is situated away from the city, difficult to reach, and secured with walls and fences.

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